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How did the settlement of puritan new England differ from that of the colonies of the chesapeake?
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What was the city that became the center for the Puritan settlement?
Boston
How was the religion connected to in the new England colonies?
Many of them were Puritan colonies, actually.
What colonial region was largely English puritan?
New England colonies
Who was the most successful of the colonies in New England was it the Puritan colony?
Dr. Suess
What religion did the new England colonies have?
Most were Puritan (people who wanted to purify their religious thoughts) But some were Catholic.
How did the puritan's religious beliefs affect life and government in the England colonies?
people are stupid
Which church dominated the Chesapeake region by 1700?
Puritan
Why were the middle colonies more diverse than new England?
The middle colonies are more diverse than the New England colonies because the middle colonies had many different religions and culture such as puritan, Anglican, roman catholic, Amish, and many more.
The puritan colonist who left England for Massachusetts hoped they would have the freedom there to establish their own?
when wives with grievances could sue for divorse in some puritan colonies?
Where did the colonies live?
If you are referring to the Puritan colonies that came to America on the Mayflower from England, then they lived on the East Coast. Virginia was the location of the first successfulcolony.
Give one fact about the New England colonies the middle colonies and the southern colonies?
new England colonies were puritan religiousmiddle colonies had longer growing season because of its hot weather during the summersouthern colonies had a warm climate but winters very very cold
Why were there no major witchcraft scares in the Chesapeake Colonies?
One of the things the Puritan colonies were known for was their witch trials. The Chesapeake colonies didn't have anything like this because they weren't religious communities; rather, they were just normal people with a local church to attend service. The Puritans all lived for their religion together. Their strong beliefs and strict rules made it, in a sense, ideal for hysteria. The Chesapeake colonies didn't have such strong religious order.
